WO2007028916A1 - Nacelle cowling for turbojet and nacelle comprising at least one such cowling - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B64—AIRCRAFT; AVIATION; COSMONAUTICS
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- Nacelle hood for turbojet and nacelle comprising at least one such hood.
- the invention relates to a nacelle hood for an aircraft turbojet engine. More specifically, the invention relates to a nacelle hood adapted to have at least one closed position, in which the hood completely covers a turbojet engine housed in the nacelle, and an open position, in which the hood is remote from the turbojet, so as to allow an access to said turbojet engine.
- the nacelle of an aircraft turbojet engine generally comprises two covers, respectively right cover and left cover placed on either side of the turbojet fan. Each bonnet has a section in an arc in a transverse plane of the nacelle, following a semicircular outer contour of a right flank and a left flank of the turbojet engine.
- At least one of the two covers of the nacelle can be opened to allow access to various equipment and systems housed inside the nacelle.
- the upper edge of the hood is articulated on the upper part of the turbojet engine.
- the upper edge of the hood is rotatably mounted on the upper part of the turbojet so as to allow the pivoting of said cowl from a low position in which it follows the outer contour of a side of the turbojet, to a high position. in which it is raised relative to the turbojet engine.
- Such pivoting from bottom to top gives access to the interior of the nacelle, which allows maintenance of the turbojet engine.
- the covers are closed and have a shape such that they ensure the aerodynamic continuity of the nacelle as a whole.
- the lower edge of said hood is provided with a locking system to maintain the hood in the closed position at the end of the maintenance session and especially during a flight.
- a locking mechanism is necessary to prevent unintentional opening of the hood or hoods during a flight. Indeed, when the aircraft is in flight several factors, such as the aerodynamic flow on the covers, any overpressure caused by the bursting of pipes internal to the engine or the presence of devices ventilation, exert forces on the hoods tending to open them. When a cover extends in open position in full flight, it is easily torn off the platform. This can occur when runway personnel have forgotten to close one or more of the locking system locks. The turbojet engine is no longer protected and the hood crushes on the ground, in an uncontrollable manner.
- the current opening hoods are not entirely satisfactory to the extent that, due to human error, said hoods can open and / or be torn from the nacelle.
- it seeks to solve the problem cited above by providing a nacelle hood adapted to have a closed position and an open position, and which is not likely to open unexpectedly when an aircraft equipped with said nacelle is in flight.
- the invention proposes to provide a turbojet engine nacelle with at least one removable cover, formed of two independent parts able to slide relative to one another so as to clear access to the interior of the nacelle. . More specifically, a first part of the hood is fixed relative to the remainder of the nacelle and to the turbojet, while the second part is able to be translated along the first part to clear access to an opening. Depending on the needs, it is possible to provide several degrees of opening of the cover, the moving part being more or less superimposed on the fixed part. The more the mobile part is superimposed on the fixed part, the larger the open opening, and vice versa.
- the fixed part and the mobile part of the cover according to the invention are formed in the height of said cover.
- height means the dimension of the hood extending vertically relative to the axis of the turbojet engine.
- Length means the dimension of the cover extending parallel to the axis of the turbojet engine.
- Lower part, or lower part generally means the part of the element considered below the axis of the turbojet engine housed in the nacelle.
- Upper part, or upper part generally means that part of the element considered above the axis of the turbojet engine housed in the nacelle.
- the movable part can slide, relative to the fixed part, in the manner of a shutter.
- the mobile part slides inside the nacelle, which makes it possible not to create aerodynamic drag, or very little.
- the sliding means are formed on an inner part of the nacelle hood, and therefore do not disturb the aerodynamic flow outside the nacelle.
- the invention also provides a locking system for maintaining the hood according to the invention on the one hand in the closed position when the aircraft is in flight, and on the other hand in the open position when a maintenance of the nacelle must be performed.
- a bivalent system allows a gain of space and mass in the nacelle.
- the invention therefore relates to a nacelle hood for a turbojet, characterized in that it is provided with a fixed part and a movable part extending one above the other, the mobile part being capable of sliding along the fixed part, from a closed position in which the movable part extends in the extension of the fixed part, to an open position in which the mobile part is at least partially superimposed on the fixed part .
- the fixed part is located in the upper part of the cover, the movable part being located in the lower part of said cover;
- the movable portion comprises engaging means adapted to engage in sliding guide rails, said guide rails being fixedly mounted in the nacelle;
- the movable portion is provided with at least one upper handle located in the upper part of the movable part and at least one lower handle located in the lower part of the movable part;
- At least one upper and / or lower handle is retractable
- the cover comprises a locking device adapted to lock the movable part of the cover in the closed position and / or open;
- the locking device comprises pins, located on an inner face of the movable portion of the cover, said pins being intended to be inserted into openings formed on fixed amounts of the nacelle;
- the locking device is actuated by at least one handle located on the movable part of the cover.
- the invention also relates to a nacelle provided with at least one hood according to the invention.
- the two covers of the nacelle conform to the hood of the invention.
- FIG. 1 a schematic representation of a nacelle provided with a hood according to the invention
- FIG. 2A, 2B and 2C schematic representations of a hood according to the invention at different stages of closing and opening;
- FIG. 3 a schematic representation of an exemplary locking system of a nacelle hood according to the invention.
- FIG 1 a nacelle 1 attached to a wing 2 by a fixing pole 3.
- the nacelle 1 comprises a fan casing 4 and two covers 5 (a single cover visible in Figure 1) forming respectively the left cover and the right hood of basket 1.
- Each hood 5 has a general shape in a semicircle.
- the cover 5 shown in Figure 1 is in the closed position. More specifically, a fixed upper portion 6 and a lower movable portion 7 of the cover 5 extend one above the other, so as to follow the contour in a circular arc, or semicircle, of the nacelle 1.
- the outer surface of the bonnet 5 follows an aerodynamic profile of the nacelle 1 as a whole.
- An upper edge 8 of the fixed part 6 is secured to the fixing pylon 3.
- the upper edge 8 of the fixed part 6 is screwed to the fixing pylon 3.
- the fixed part 6 of the cover 5 is stationary relative to the rest of the nacelle 1.
- the lower mobile part 7 is not attached to any fixed part of the nacelle 1 or the attachment mat 3.
- the movable portion 7 of the cover 5 is provided with a lower handle 9 and an upper handle 10, which facilitate the handling of the movable portion 7 of the cover, to move it from the closed position as shown in FIG. Figure 1, in an open position and vice versa.
- the lower handle 9 is directed towards the ground, while the upper handle 10 is directed towards the fixed part 6 of the cover 5.
- one of the two handles 9, 10, or both are retractable.
- the mobile part 7 of the cover 5 slides under the fixed part 6, towards the inside of the nacelle 1
- the presence of the handles does not interfere with the sliding.
- internally or internally is meant directed towards the inside of the nacelle, and external or external, directed towards the outside of the nacelle.
- the retractable handles 9 and 10 do not form protuberances on the outer surface of the movable part 7 of the cover 5, which could disturb the flow of air outside of the nacelle 1.
- FIGS. 2A, 2B and 2C show a partial cross-section of the nacelle 1 at a hood 5 of the invention, respectively in the closed position (FIG. 2A), in the partially open position (FIG. 2B) and in FIG. open position ( Figure 2C).
- the mobile part 7 of the cover 5 When it is desired to have access to the internal volume of the nacelle, the mobile part 7 of the cover 5 is slid along the fixed part 6. In the example shown in FIGS. 2B and 2C, the mobile part 7 of the sliding cover 5 along an inner wall 12 of the fixed part 6 of said cover 5.
- the movable portion 7 of the cover 5 is disposed between the fixed part 6 of the cover 5 and the turbojet engine housed in the nacelle 1, when the cover 5 is in the open position, as shown in Figure 2C.
- the movable portion 7 and the fixed portion 6 of the cover 5 are superimposed. It is then possible to have access to the lower part of the turbojet, where is all the machinery requiring maintenance.
- the mobile part 7 of the cover 5 When it is desired to open the cover 5 of the platform 1, and insofar as the mobile part 7 of the cover 5 is provided with a lower handle 9 and an upper handle 10, it is possible to open the opening the cover 5 by pushing the movable part 7 of said cover 5 upwards, by means of the upper handle 10, then continue to push the movable part 7 along the fixed part 6 by means of the handle 9 when the handle 10 is no longer accessible.
- the upper handle 10 is no longer accessible when the portion of the movable part 7 carrying the upper handle 10 passes below the fixed part 6.
- the upper handle 10 In the case where the mobile part 7 of the cover 5 slides above the fixed part 6, the upper handle 10 is no longer accessible when it is located too high for the user responsible for the maintenance of the turbojet engine.
- the closing phase of the cover 5 can be done initially by means of the lower handle 9, then by means of the upper handle 10 when it becomes available again to users, so that it is easier to pull the movable part 7 of the cover 5 down.
- the mobile part 7 of the cover 5 slides along the internal face 12 of the fixed part 6 of the cover 5 via two guide rails 11 of the sliding.
- the guide rails 11 are fixedly mounted inside the nacelle.
- the low and high ends of the front guide rail are secured to the housing cover, while the low and high ends of the rear guide rail are secured to the thrust reverser cover.
- front and rear means in relation to the direction of travel of an aircraft equipped with such a platform 1.
- the trajectory of the guide rails January 1 follows the circular arc contour of the movable parts 6 and fixed 7 hood 5.
- the guide rails 11 are adapted to the desired trajectory for the mobile part 7 of the cover 5.
- the movable part 7 of the cover 5 is provided on an inner face 13 intended to come opposite the guide rails 11, two rows of engagement means 14 (a single row visible in FIGS. 2A, 2B and FIG. 2C) adapted to engage the guide rails 11, so as to guide the sliding of the movable portion 7 of the cover 5 along the fixed portion 6 of said cover 5.
- the engagement means 14 are rollers arranged in pairs, on either side of the guide rails 11.
- Each guide rail January 1 coincides with at least two pairs of rollers 14 on the inner face 13 of the movable portion 7 of said cover 5.
- each guide rail 11 coincides with two engagement means 14, situated respectively at the top and bottom of the movable portion 7 of the cover 5.
- the inner face 13 of the movable portion 7 of the cover 5 of three, four or more 14 rail engagement means 1 1 to ensure a good guiding of the sliding of the mobile part 7 along the fixed part 6 of the cover 5.
- the sliding can be obtained by means of grooves in which are engaged longilinear protuberances said grooves and protuberances being arranged so as to coincide.
- the inner face 13 of the movable portion 7 of the cover 5 is provided with a locking device to maintain, as necessary, said movable portion 7 in the low or high position and therefore in the closed position and / or in the open position 5.
- the locking device may comprise a system linkage 17 as shown in Figure 3.
- the locking device according to the invention further comprises small orifices provided on fixed front and rear uprights of the nacelle (not shown), said orifices being adapted to receive pimples 19
- the orifices may be formed on the guide rails 1 1 along which the movable portion 7 of the cover 5 slides.
- the linkage system 17 comprises a rod 20, disposed in the thickness of the movable portion 7 of the cover 5, and slightly curved so as to fit the circular arcuate contour of said movable part 7.
- the rod 20 extends into the height H of the movable portion 7 of the cover 5.
- the rod 20 is provided with several pairs of rods 21 (only three are shown in Figure 4) spaced regularly along said rod 20. Each rod 21 is connected to the place of a free end opposite the end connected to the rod 20, a pin 19 blocking. Each pair of rods has a connecting rod 21 before and a connecting rod 21 back.
- the linkage system 17 allows to engage the pins 19 before, secured to the connecting rods 21 before, in orifices provided on the guide rail 11 before, and the rear pins 19, integral with the rods 21 rear, in similar orifices provided on the rear guide rail 11.
- the rod 20 is located in the middle of the movable portion 7 of the cover 5, so that the pins 19 must be of sufficient length to reach the rails 11 on which the orifices are formed.
- the guide rails 11 may coincide with the outer edges of the movable portion 7 of the cover 5, the pins 19 then each to extend over a half width of said movable portion 7 to reach the guide rails 11 front and rear and therefore the orifices.
- the locking device according to the invention makes it possible to maintain the mobile part 7 of the cover 5 in the lower part of said cover 5, by means of the pins 19 inserted in the orifices located in the lower part of the guide rails 11 .
- the locking device according to the invention makes it possible to keep the mobile part 7 of the cover 5 in the high position by means of the same 19 inserted in orifices located in the upper part of the guide rails 11.
- the linkage system 17 of the invention is actuated via at least one of the two handles 9, 10 located on the movable portion 7 of the cover 5.
- the handles 9 and 10 are used to lock and unlock the linkage system 17.
- the rods 21 are retracted and extend in the extension of the rod 20, so that the pins 19 are erased so as not to impede the sliding of the movable portion 7 of the cover 5 along the fixed portion 6.
- the connecting rods 21 extend substantially perpendicular to the rod 20, the pins 19 are then deployed axially, one forward, the other rearwardly, so as to be inserted into the corresponding orifices formed in the front and rear guide 11.
- the upper handle 10 is rotated by a quarter of a turn so as to extend to again the connecting rods 21 and the pins 19 of the linkage system 20.
- the dimensions of the movable portion 7 of the cover 5 are substantially equal to the dimensions of the fixed portion 6 of said cover 5. It is also possible to provide a movable portion 7 whose dimensions are strictly lower. to the dimensions of the fixed portion 6 of the cover 5. For example, the movable portion 7 of the cover 5 has a height strictly less than the height of the fixed portion 6. Similarly, it is possible that the length of the movable portion 7 of the cover 5 is less than the length of the fixed part 6.
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JP2008529665A JP4852611B2 (en) | 2005-09-08 | 2006-08-17 | Nacelle cover for turbojet engine and nacelle provided with at least one such cover |
BRPI0615736-0A BRPI0615736A2 (en) | 2005-09-08 | 2006-08-17 | turbo-reactor nacelle cap and nacelle cap containing at least this cap |
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